KATE MIDDLETON'S CANADIAN FASHION RECAP

While Kate Middleton is headed towards Southern California, we can all recap her fashion choices during her tour in Canada. She seemed very appropriately dressed in every occasion, looking well put together and showing off her signature look wearing cinched waist dresses at the knee. Kate had 9 wardrobe changes in just a few days there! Let's recap:



On Canada Day, she wore a ruffled white Reiss dress with a Sarah Fletcher maple leaf fascinator, Anya Hirchmand fan clutch, and red pumps.

She wore Montreal based designer Erdem twice in two lace-embellished looks. One was a royal blue dress with lace sleeve details landing in Quebec and the other was a full on lace dress landing in Montreal. Both looks were paired with nude L.K. Bennett pumps and matching clutch.

To visit the Canadian War Museum, Kate opted for a gray Catherine Walker dress with Peter Pan collar, Tabitha Simmons lizard pumps, and matching clutch.

During a visit to Charlottetown, she wore a sailor inspired white and navy Alexander McQueen dress with Prada pumps and hair tied back.

From Fort Levi in Quebec City to Prince Edward Island, Kate wore an off-white Joseph dress with a cropped jacket and nude pumps.

While boarding a Canada bound private yet, she wore a navy blue Roland Mouret dress with matching Smythe jacket.

For a meet and greet in Canadian youth, Kate donned a black printed Issa dress.

At a Canada Day celebration, she looked stunning in this purple Issa dress showcasing her small waist.

At a rodeo in Calvary, Kate and Will both brought their best cowboy gear. Kate donned a Western-style Temperley London blouse with jeans and a white cowboy hat.

On her last day in Canada, Kate wears a buttercup yellow dress by British designer Jenny Packham along with her nude pumps and matching clutch.

Kate Middleton is the epitome of a true princess. Not only does she have the demeanor, but she dresses the part very well. She looks amazing in absolutely everything and knows what definitely fits her style along with looking royally fit.

lookbook love - Reiss a/w 2010

A Reiss é uma das minhas marcas britânicas preferidas - sim, os preços são meio "salgadinhos", mas grande parte das roupas tem um corte ótimo e tecidos lindos. E mais: se você souber escolher direitinho as peças, tenho certeza que elas durarão por anos a fio, já que a marca sempre faz itens super clássicos e muito estilosos. A coleção de outono/inverno não foge da regra, dêem uma olhada:

Reiss is one of my favourite British brands - yes, prices are a bit pricey, but a lot of their clothes have a beautiful cut and gorgeous fabrics. And, if you know how to pick, I'm sure the items you buy will stand through seasons, since the brand makes a great range of classic yet very stylish items. Their autumn/winter collection doesn't disappoint - just have a look:

Eu adorei diversas peças nesse lookbook, e foi difícil escolher uma preferida. Mas esse vestido azul me saltou aos olhos não só por sua cor linda, mas também pelas combinações assimétricas tão bem feitas. Ele quase parece dois vestidos que foram cortados ao meio e unidos para serem transformados em uma única peça mas, ao mesmo tempo, ele não é chocante, não destoa aos olhos pelos motivos errados. É diferente do jeito certo e consegue, sabe-se lá como, ser clássico e chique.

I loved several items from this lookbook and it was hard to chose a single piece to be "my favourite". But I chose this blue dress because of its uniqueness. It seems like two different dresses were cut in half and made a brand new one. The assimetry makes is different and yet the dress seems like a classic. It draws your attention for all the right reasons - it's chic and unique, without being too "out there".